‘At the end of the day, wherever that data is, it has to be protected’
If the artificial intelligence revolution has ushered in a boomtime for chipmakers, no one seems to have told Intel.
Intel wants to make AI robots more collaborative and scalable. But it faces steep competition.
Intel’s recent patent could help track down when AI slips up after it’s shipped out.
Intel is “playing catch-up” in robotics – and AI as a whole, one expert said.
Intel’s contract chipmaking business suffered a major setback after it failed some major initial tests, sources said.
A patent from Intel to verify AI-generated content signals that tech firms may be paying attention to the consequences of their models.
We looked at the top-performing companies on the S&P 500, and it was all Big Tech riding the artificial intelligence wave.
Intel’s latest patent to clean up data centers could help minimize the climate impacts of tech’s hunger for AI.
The job openings report for April fell to its lowest level in about three years, giving investors pause about the impact on profits.
Intel wants to protect personal data in the Internet-of-Things.
As juice-sucking tech firms battle for artificial intelligence supremacy, the coal industry has been cleaning up.
he filing adds to several patents from tech companies that aim to tackle the deepfake problem amid the proliferation of generative AI.
The patents highlight the data privacy issues to come with the metaverse and its headsets.
The Taiwanese chipmaker already had two factories in the works, and it’s getting some funds to build a third.
Tech executives and founders are selling their stock at the highest rate in years.
Intel’s patent for tamper-proofing its chips may help it track down broken links in the supply chain.
Intel wants to lock your voice data down before it goes up to the cloud.
Tech’s latest darling has used its rapid rise to keep fueling its chip supply and expansion into new sectors.
Intel’s latest patent shows that it wants robots to co-work with humans — without the risk of hurting them.